01:17
Charlie being silly again.
02:06
Charley and lacey playing in the yard together
05:40
Charley playing in the yard
03:18
making homemade gellato with sour cherries...inspired by the Elliot homestead video on YouTube.
01:05
practicing with my newish slingshot.
27:13
Garden update July 29th 2021 adjustment to drought, air pollution from nearby wildfires.
14:18
July 1, 2021 Garden update. What a difference a week makes...at Fortune Valley Farm
23:15
Garden tour introduction June 24 2021
02:09
May 30, 2021 wild crafting Comfrey near Fortune Valley Farm in the Okanagan
02:33
Lacey having fun with Tank
02:33
June 11, 2020
01:07
April 3, 2020 April fools joke on Fortune Valley Farm
01:20
March 22, 2020
03:30
August 3, 2019
00:03
August 3rd winter sowing update of transplant from milk jugs
01:58
August 2, 2019 update on 55 gallon fly barrel for the barn idea by dairy guy
01:04
Part 2 installing 55 gallon fly barrel for barn based on original one made by dairy farmer
02:00
Fly barrel for barn as developed by the dairy guy on you tube
03:00
June 20, 2019 Transplanting seeds grown in milk jugs
00:25
Ducklings hatched by chantecler hen
01:09
High water during spring 2017 in the okanagan at fortune valley farm
00:28
Hay shed collapse from snowfall at fortune valley farm
00:35
Unexpected deer showed up at fortune valley farm for a breakfast snack
00:39
DIY poultry grow out pen for chicks
01:57
My barley seed fodder experiment
01:32
Two party.girls dancing on the roof
00:33
20160214_163146.mp4
00:17
20150815_100353.mp4
00:48
Weird mushroom or fungi on our tree at the farm
00:33
Dry hot land...in the midst of little rain in the okanagan valley
00:37
Springtime on the farm April 8 2015
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About
Hi, I'm Rebecca and this is my favourite view of the farm...we are sheep producers and raise pure bred Romney and Cotswold sheep and some cross bred sheep to balance things out. We also raise chickens and currently have Chantecler, Cream Coloured legbars, Black Copper Maran Chickens, Silkies and our newest group of birds we are introducing to our farm are the Hmong chickens. most of the time, our animals are the stars of the farm and they teach us a lot about how things work best.
i have been increasingly learning home steading skills and there will be videos about preserving food, herbs and gifts from the wild. As I learn some of the old ways, i will share some of my experiences with you.
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